KHS BicyclesFind Yourself… On A KHSMain menuSkip to primary contentSkip to secondary contentHomeBIKESROAD BIKESRACINGPERFORMANCESPORTSPECIALTYCROSS / GRAVELMOUNTAIN BIKESGRAVITY / DHENDURO / AMTRAIL29650BXC RACE29650BXC SPORT29650B26ULTRASPORTFAT BIKECOMFORTSMOOTHIETCHYBRIDCOMMUTERCITYURBANFITNESSVITAMINULTRASPORTYOUTHSPECIALTYTANDEMFOLDINGOTHER SPECIALTYALL 2016 MODELSPhotos/VideosMountain PhotosRoad PhotosOther PhotosMountain VideosRoad VideosOther VideosTeamMountainRoadSTOREDERAILLEUR HANGERSKHS TEAM CLOTHINGABOUT USU.S. DealersInt’l DistributorsFAQKHS Owner’s ManualOur HistoryRED BULL RAMPAGE Logan Bike CheckPosted on October 19, 2015Great article on Logan’s Bike on pinkbike.comClick here to read the complete story.Posted in TeamRED BULL RAMPAGE Image GalleryPosted on October 19, 2015Red Bull RampageIncredible images of Logan at the Red Bull Rampage 2015.Red Bull RampageRed Bull RampageRed Bull RampagePosted in TeamWorld Championship Recap: Fabrizio Von NacherPosted on September 30, 2015Photo Credit: Danny MunsonGetting ready for Worlds was an exciting process. We started building up some more base for about 2 weeks. Then my coach Paul Abrahams helped me to do a lot of strong rides on the roads of Irvine. And finally, I stared slowing down to recover for the race.The event was incredible. The organization was excellent and the course was in great condition. What I enjoyed the most was the people in Richmond, they were extremely nice. The day we went to see the course was great because we got to ride beside all the pros. It was an incredible experience.The race was like a criterium just on a longer course and a lot longer distance at 100 miles. The pace was always hard and with all the turns (18), it was sometimes dangerous. The cobblestone climbs we super fun, but what people didn’t realize is that the fight wasn’t in the cobblestone. The hardest part was getting into the cobblestone climbs. That was a full-out sprint to the bottom of the climb. Read more →Posted in RoadVon Nacher heading to U23 World Championships!Posted on September 22, 2015Photo Credit: Danny MunsonWe are very excited that Fabrizio Von Nacher has been selected by Mexico to represent his country in the U23 World Championships, this Friday in Richmond, VA! After placing 2nd at the Mexico U23 National Championships in July, the spot became his and he began focusing all of his attention and training on this one race. This will be Fabrizio’s first appearance at the World Championship, and we are also very excited that he will be the first member of the KHS-Maxis-JLVelo Cycling Team to be named to a World Championship Team.Since July, along with the leadership of his coach and team director Paul Abrahams, Fabi has spent 25-30 hour a week training for the 100.8 mile event. With the event being held here in the United States, he will be joined by his parents in Virginia, as well as Paul Abrahams.Photo Credit: Danny MunsonFor a complete rundown of